Hungary Heves Eger

Enjoy this northern town, steeped in Baroque architecture and famous for its castle, thermal baths, and Hungarian red wine.

Visit the heart of this Baroque town and enjoy a glass of "bull's blood," the extraordinary red wine Hungary is well-known for.

Once the Archepiscopal wine cellars, this underground network of passageways is of one of seven Architectural Wonders of Hungary.

A 12ha garden established on former hunting grounds, featuring an ornate fountain, a music pavilion, and sports facilities.

The fortified walls of this castle withstood a 16C Turkish siege, preserving within it traces of history and ancient charm.

Climb up 97 steps to reach the top of Hungary's tallest minaret, standing at 42m and offering the best views of the town.

The stone facade of this 18C Rococo palace is graced with the wrought ironwork of Henrik Fazola and is well worth a visit.

A Classically constructed basilica, rich with frescoes and fine decorations, and recognized as the second largest in Hungary.

A superb example of Baroque style, this Hall is famous for the intricately wrought ironwork gates done by Henrik Fazola.

Explore the beauty of this 18C college and its Baroque buildings. Make sure to visit the Archdiocesan Library.

Stroll down this scenic street, lined with houses fashioned in Baroque and Rococo styles with some exquisite ironwork.

Crested by a unique onion-shaped spire, this Baroque church contains a magnificent interior and a religiously important iconostasis.